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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
3
A safety note instructs that axes and saws must lie flat on the ground when not in use and not be embedded in the ground or tree. A separate item describes the lemur, a nocturnal prowler in African and Madagascar jungles, sized like a baby fox, with a Latin name meaning ghost.
Miss Agnes Beyer R N arrived from Chicago to vacation with her parents after completing a postgraduate course at Lying Inn Hospital. Numerous visits, travels, and hospital notes follow including Dr. and Mrs. Snyder’s operations, Virgil Hengl on leave in Sidney, and many relatives visiting from Sterling, Beckley, Denver, and beyond.
Wednesday at Legion Park 6 30 Rebekah Kensington picnic with Miss Warner family invitation. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Harry Warner. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited. Thursday Altar Society meets in St Patrick is Auditorium.
Society notes report the Thimble Club traveling to Sterling for an all day meeting at Mrs. Alvin Hoffman s home. A noon covered dish lunch followed by a business session led by Mrs. Earl Russell and a social afternoon with refreshments.
Vases of roses graced the luncheon as Mrs. Ross Barker won the high score prize in the contract games with Mrs. J. L. Tewell finish second. Guest Mrs. Mark Howard attended as an out of club guest and received a guest prize.
The Future Workers Sewing Club met at Mary Story's home on June 12 with seven members and Miss Burbank. Beverly Story led the group while Shirlee Johnson was absent. Rosemary Jones was elected secretary to replace her.
The Busy Body Garden Club met June 14 with five members present. They discussed garden insects and proper care and planned the next meeting for Legion Park on June 28. Mrs Fleming served lunch. Robert Hawkins was the reporter.
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